Education spending figures in different countries can vary widely for a variety of reasons.
So says Education Minister Daphne Caine after facing questions in the House of Keys this week.
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouise wanted to know why the Island seems to spend less per pupil than other jurisdictions.
Mrs Caine said we spend £8,700 a year on secondary students and £8,600 on primary pupils - but warned comparisons aren't easy to make:
DOI looking for a £105,000-a-year deputy chief
Could you help run the Department of Infrastructure? Government's advertising for a deputy chief officer.
T Rex-cellent to each other (and party on) from Monday!
Entries will open next week as charity event organisers try to recruit 1,000 dinosaurs for a unique fundraiser.
£122 million London trial over PPE firm liked to Michelle Mone and Doug Barrowman
A High Court trial has begun in London as the UK government tries to reclaim £122 million from a PEE company linked to Island resident Michelle Mone.
Are Manx-produced F-35 parts being exported to Israel?
Is the Isle of Man exporting advanced aircraft parts to Israel as the war in Gaza continues?
Yellow weather warning for rain and possible flooding
Ronaldsway Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for today.
Minister apologises for police video showing fatal TT crashes
The Island's justice minister has apologised over a TT road safety video which featured footage of racers dying in crashes
Island's first EV filling station plans turned down
The Island's first dedicated charging station for electric vehicles has been rejected by planners.
Scandinavian therapy hut plan for Braddan's Roundhouse
Braddan Commissioners have applied for planning permission for a therapy hut near the Roundhouse.
